Review – If All the World and Love Were Young
I wasn t sure what to expect from Stephen Sexton s If All the World and Love Were Young, knowing it was based around classic video games, and I felt a bit iffy [ ]
Reviews from a bibliophile drowning in books
I wasn t sure what to expect from Stephen Sexton s If All the World and Love Were Young, knowing it was based around classic video games, and I felt a bit iffy [ ]
I ve read some of the Heaven Official s Blessing manhua before, but not the official translation, so it was nice to dig in and get to read something a bit more official and [ ]
Let’s Talk Bookish is a monthly bookish discussion meme created by Rukky @ Eternity Books and co-hosted by Aria @ Book Nook Bits and Dini @ Dinipandareads! It s recently moved [ ]
Happy weekend! With my birthday coming up on Thursday 20th, this is my last push to tidy up my TBR a bit ready for birthday books Wish me luck. Books [ ]
I had a bit of a mixed time with Sunyi Dean s The Book Eaters: there were parts of the core concept that didn t feel well done to me, because it refused [ ]
It s Friday, so it s time for the Book Blogger Hop again, hosted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer. I ve made my own image from a stock photo (credit: Anna Shvets) [ ]
Anne Lambelet s I m A Dumbo Octopus! A Graphic Guide to Cephalopods is definitely aimed at kids, but it looked cute and fun, and I wanted a break, so I gave [ ]
Hal Rubenstein s 100 Unforgettable Dresses is probably really lovely to look at in print I read it in ebook, though on a colour ereader, so the colours were somewhat muted [ ]
What have you recently finished reading? I think the last thing I actually finished was volume three of Liu Gou Hua s After the Disabled God of War Became My Concubine, [ ]
I didn t get on very well with Cecilia Edward s An Ancient Witch s Guide to Modern Dating, and that s partly just on me and what I like in fiction: it leans quite [ ]